SUMMARY
Garou loses his godlike power and finds himself weakened and surrounded by several heroes. Saitama and Genos discuss the core the former holds. Genos decides to attach the core to himself to verify its authenticity, but is overwhelmed by its data; after traveling through time with Saitama, the core depicts key moments for him, such as the deaths of the heroes due to Garou’s radiation, his own demise at his hands, and Saitama’s battle on Io.Genos gathers and claims that the core is indeed his, but from another time. Genos asks Saitama if he remembers anything as he believes the core and he both came from the future.Genos goes on to explain a hypothetical belief regarding a possible parallel world or theoretical multiverse, believing that the core may have come from an alternate timeline due to Saitama’s actions. He states that while it is unknown how the divergence into different times occurred, it can be confirmed that there was a new saitama that split off from the original one that traveled through time and has now merged with the past saitama in the current timeline. He notes that the timing of the separation and merger may be the key to what point in time the two worlds separated.
Genos continues by saying that in the future the core arrived from, he was killed by Gara. Impressed by what he learned from the core, Genos believes that regardless of the possible parallel worlds that can exist, even in the worst possible scenario of the collective death of him and many other heroes, Saitama’s ability to transcend and manipulate the laws of causality. an inescapable proof of his selfless, flawless heroism.As Genos tries to convey his theory about how he could time travel, Saitama is overwhelmed by the long explanation and doesn’t even follow what the cyborg said, much less understand what he’s saying. In the end, Genos is pleased that Saitama even transcended time and space to save everyone.Elsewhere, Tareo suddenly stands up, awakened by a vision of Garou, before disappearing. He hears a crash nearby and walks over to it. The lesser heroes beat up the wounded Garou, who offers no resistance. Metal Bat steps out and asks them to stop. Livid, Sweet Mask mentions how the Garou went berserk earlier and that the Garou will kill them all if they don’t do anything to him.
The angry Class A hero declares that as a monster, Garou must be executed, something Metal Bat and Saitama disagree with.When Saitama questions who is responsible for Garou’s defeat, Flashy Flash states that a naked man appeared out of nowhere and punched Hero Hunter once before flying away, and that the move used was similar to something Blast does.Sweet Mask and Sekingar are surprised to hear that Blast was involved. Genos tells Saitama that he has the sole right to decide how to deal with Gara, though Saitama intends to let the others beat him until they are satisfied. Zombieman approaches and questions Garou about the source of his power, knowing that the former cadre spoke of “God” before his unexpected death. Garou laughs and claims that it’s only his fault. As Zombieman wonders if the Human Monster no longer has the will to live, Sweet Mask is about to kill him, but is stopped by Taree, who calls out the heroes for beating up Garou, explaining that he has saved him several times, and begs Garou to run. . Sweet Mask takes this to mean that Garou is luring the child to his side, but Tareo denies it.
He calmly states that the heroes will treat the Garou with courtesy and asks him to step aside; Tareo instead repeats his words that he was going to execute him. As the heroes argue over the Garou’s fate, a loud rumbling echoes through the air.When the King Engine is running, the King silences everyone. Bang speaks up and states that he won’t let Garou get away with his life so easily, telling him that he must make up for his actions by saving others. While Garou remains silent, Saitama quips that saving people is what “Absolute Evil” is good at. Caped Baldy goes on to state that everyone has shown him his true self. Garou tells Saitama that he will regret letting him go, but Saitama replies that he won’t and even thanks him for saving Genos and King (from Platinum Sperm and Evil Natural Water). King recalls how he and Saitama talked about what to do with Gara, with the former revealing that it was the latter who saved King and Genos before.
Before Garou disappears from sight, Caped tells Baldy that he loathes him, much to everyone’s shock. Sweet Mask is angry at the fleeing fugitive, while Saitama is the only one who seems to watch him leave, believing that Garou will be fine.Suddenly, Metal Knight appears in a giant drill. Seeing that the threat is over, he calls in thousands of drones to repair the damage caused. Metal Knight states to the heroes that he has been alerted to nuclear fallout in the area and announces that testing and decontamination will be mandatory for everyone. Saitama leaves with Genos’ damaged upper body and sighs audibly, depressed at how they will have to search for the remains of their destroyed apartment after Genos repairs Dr. Bitten.
REVIEW
Chapter 169 of the One Punch Man manga is a thrilling and highly anticipated installment that lives up to the expectations of fans. The relentless battle between Saitama and Garou showcases the incredible artwork and dynamic paneling that the series is known for. The action sequences are meticulously crafted, highlighting the intensity and raw power of the characters. The inclusion of the secret organization introduces a new dimension to the storyline, adding depth and complexity to the overarching narrative. This plot twist not only keeps readers engaged but also sets the stage for future plot developments, promising exciting story arcs in the chapters to come. The pacing of Chapter 169 is well-balanced, seamlessly transitioning between the action-packed battles and the unveiling of the secret organization’s machinations.This ensures that readers remain invested in both the character-driven moments and the overarching plot, creating a satisfying reading experience.
In terms of art, the detailed illustrations and expressive character designs continue to impress. The battles are visually stunning, with each panel showcasing the immense power and impact of the characters’ attacks. The artwork truly enhances the narrative and intensifies the emotions conveyed throughout the chapter. In conclusion, One Punch Man Manga Chapter 169 delivers an epic showdown between Saitama and Garou while simultaneously unveiling a mysterious secret organization. This chapter successfully blends exhilarating action, surprising revelations, and superb artwork, making it a must-read for fans craving the perfect balance of thrill and intrigue.
FAQ’S
1. How strong was Saitama in Chapter 168?
In One Punch Man manga Chapter 168, Saitama’s strength remains unparalleled as he effortlessly defeats opponents with a single punch, showcasing his continued dominance in battle.
2. What happens in One-Punch Man 169?
In Chapter 169, the narrative delves into a new development, potentially involving a formidable foe or a challenging situation that Saitama might face.The exact details and events are contingent upon the storyline’s progression.
3. Does Tatsumaki like Saitama?
Tatsumaki’s feelings toward Saitama are not overtly confirmed in the manga. While there might be moments hinting at a complex dynamic, the nature of her relationship with Saitama is still subject to interpretation.
4. What happens to Saitama in Chapter 168?
In Chapter 168, Saitama encounters various adversaries, disposing of them with his signature ease. However, his boredom and desire for a more exhilarating fight begin to take a toll on his enthusiasm, reflecting his ongoing search for a worthwhile opponent.
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